Dish Washing

[Syco21]

I can't stand people that don't know how to wash dishes. I am the only one in my family that seems to know how. Far too often I'll pull a plate or glass out of the cabinet to find that it is encrusted with food. Just earlier I pulled some tupperware out of the cabinet that I had used to store bacon in only to find that there was a thick layer of bacon grease.

 

FOR THE LOVE OF TALOS! Running water over a plate is NOT cleaning it. :wallbash:

Edited January 5, 2012 by Syco21

[zegh8578]

i always wash my dishes off with the cleansing power of gasoline and furious flame!!!

[Balagor]

Solution to your problem :tongue:

 

http://i816.photobucket.com/albums/zz88/Balagor/Nexus%20Album/dishwaher.jpg

[micalov]

Understand your plight, its the same when ppl don't change the water every so often if its a big wash up :(

[Wrathfulram]

Make them a meal and serve it on the dirty dishes they were suppose to wash :P that will teach them.

[Werne]

Well, start giving them food in these:

http://www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/images/unbranded/d/unbranded-dog-bowl-pink.jpg

That should teach them a lesson :thumbsup:.

[somerandomsheepthathops]

Make them a meal and serve it on the dirty dishes they were suppose to wash :P that will teach them.

 

Now that's a good idea! :devil:

[Syco21]

Make them a meal and serve it on the dirty dishes they were suppose to wash :P that will teach them.

 

Now that's a good idea! :devil:

Wont work, they eat off them anyway.

[Ashreal]

You could start washing the dishes you use and leave the others in the sink.

[AliasTheory]

Ditto this topic. My college roommate this past semester ran the dishwasher without any soap. I just thought "good job bro, you just splashed the dishes with some water. They're still dirty." People sure like using my stuff and then not washing it as well. How hard is it? If he's going to get out of taking out the garbage by washing the dishes, then he better do his damn job.